Fixpoints Magnetic Bib Fasteners for Running, Cycling and More

• Fixpoints newly developed running bib magnets allow you to stop ruining your expensive running clothing with standard issue safety pins and switch to a safer and easier alternative, the professional magnetic fastening system Made in Germany.
• Simple, quick, precise and secure your start number with bib clips running. Putting the running bib magnets on is quick and easy. You can slide them around or hold one in place and move your number underneath it for a perfect placement.
• Great solution for amateur runners as well as for ambitious and professional runners, track and field athletes, and cyclists. Modern and contemporary attachment type with optimal wearing comfort.
• The original Fixpoints race number magnets have small and very lightweight (the complete set weighs less than 20g) but extremely strong magnets that will hold your race number perfectly in place. These nickel-plated neodymium magnets are strong enough even in very strong winds.
• Fixpoints Race Magnet can be safely used with race numbers integrated with a timing chip (chrono-bib) or a heart rate monitor. However, make sure you don’t place the magnetic race bib number holders directly on the bib chip or heart rate monitor sensor.

Set consists of 4 fixpoints for a professional attachment of your start number. The design of fixpoints in terms of form size and weight is such that it barely noticeable for the wearer and yet provides an easy means of attachment. The special click-on click-off indentation on the fixpoints makes the start number equally simple to remove. The inside face of fixpoints is made of a low-friction skin-friendly synthetic material. Weight of outer+inner fixpoint: 3.1g Weight of set: 12.4g Caution: Start numbers which have integrated timer chips: don';t set fixpoints directly on the chip. Keep fixpoints away from ATM- and Credit-cards as these may be damaged by the magnetic field. Keep fixpoints away from children below the age of 5. People with heart pace-makers should not use fixpoints.